Rent payment

[foden]

With the extra 1%+GST charges and no reward points across all the major cards now, what is the best way to pay rent?
I have genuine rent payments worth 90K every month.
Please suggest. Thanks for your time.

 

[slongani]

Redgirraffe thru HDFC DCB/Infinia. Still gives ~1.8% worth of points.

 

[ak93]

With the extra 1%+GST charges and no reward points across all the major cards now, what is the best way to pay rent?
I have genuine rent payments worth 90K every month.
Please suggest. Thanks for your time.

Depends on which cards you hold.
You can pay using HDFC credit card through redgiraffe to get RP as well since it will be categorised as insurance for now.

 

[CMGCMG is verified member.]

Isn't Magnus still eligible to earn base regular reward points for paying rent?

 

[Slayer]

Paying via BharatNXT makes sense

 

[doomlord]

Paying via BharatNXT makes sense

Can you throw some light to it, I have axis Ace, will that be beneficial?

 

[ak93]

Can you throw some light to it, I have axis Ace, will that be beneficial?

There is ~1.5% fees which was be compensated by 2% cashback in ace. You get a singup bonus of 100 BNXT cash which can be used against the fees. Will get 150 BNXT cash on first transaction > 5000 if you use referral link to signup

 

[BVCBVC is verified member.]

Isn't Magnus still eligible to earn base regular reward points for paying rent?

Even if they gives Reward points technically not useful to pay. Provider charges 1%+GST and bank charges extra, so better to avoid paying using Magnus card.

 

[ak93]

Even if they gives Reward points technically not useful to pay. Provider charges 1%+GST and bank charges extra, so better to avoid paying using Magnus card.

Payment via BharatNxt is not categorised as rent, so there won't be any bank charges.

 

[WhoU]

With the extra 1%+GST charges and no reward points across all the major cards now, what is the best way to pay rent?
I have genuine rent payments worth 90K every month.
Please suggest. Thanks for your time.

If you have HDFC CC and DC, you can still pay first rent free (other than redgirraffe charges) and pay the CC bil from mobikwik using DC. It will still be net positive assuming you don’t have other major spends.

 

[Slayer]

Payment via BharatNxt is not categorised as rent, so there won't be any bank charges.

It is categorised as utility so we will get reward points and will be counted in milestone
And no extra 1%+GST from Axis's side

 

[BVCBVC is verified member.]

It is categorised as utility so we will get reward points and will be counted in milestone
And no extra 1%+GST from Axis's side

This should be helpful for genuine rental payments only. As mentioned above by the @foden. Because BharatNxt will be taking GST or PAN number for initial verification.

 

[Slayer]

This should be helpful for genuine rental payments only. As mentioned above by the @foden. Because BharatNxt will be taking GST or PAN number for initial verification.

PAN for the sender and not the receiver

 

[BVCBVC is verified member.]

PAN for the sender and not the receiver

Yes that's what I told for the user registration only.

 

[foden]

Thank you guys for your reply,
I hold both diners black and infinia, will use the same.
Though hdfc debit card 750 limit is easily utilised by other cards of amex and axis.

 

[Slayer]

Thank you guys for your reply,
I hold both diners black and infinia, will use the same.
Though hdfc debit card 750 limit is easily utilised by other cards of amex and axis.

You hold both of them personally?

 

[foden]

I already have red giraffe registered, do I pay through HDFC bill pay or directly on the website?

 

[foden]

You hold both of them personally?

Yes, diners black is LTF though infinia is a paid one

 

[Slayer]

Yes, diners black is LTF though infinia is a paid one

One card policy ??? 🤔 🤔

 

[BVCBVC is verified member.]

One card policy ??? 🤔 🤔

Actually my brother is holding 3 credit cards from HDFC. Moneyback, 6E Rewards, Tata Neu Rupay Cards. HDFC is very kind enough with him. So technically no one card policy in HDFC.